[applause] the first rule of economic management is the same as it is in medicine -- do no harm. i could not agree more with your opposition to the tax on financial transactions. if you want to send financial firms out of the country, a tax on transactions is as good a way as i know to do it. that may not be a popular thing to say, but we live in a global economy. it is the reality. you are right for standing up and saying it. [applause] third and finally, and maybe most importantly, david cameron has been a leader in creating a government that leads by the values it preaches, and that is all too rare. too often we get those and governments around the world who preached the score responsibility but then run up huge deficits. we hear them preachy personal responsibility, but then blame everyone but themselves. we hear them preached of making the hard decisions. when it comes time to spell out the details, they kick the can down the road. not david cameron. he has governed with integrity, and has not just promised trip -- change, but has delivered it and has been a conservative in